Tom Aspinall believes there is one key disadvantage for Jon Jones if a title unification bout between the two gets booked.

Tom Aspinall explains why Jon Jones’ preparation for a UFC heavyweight title unifier “will keep him up at night for sure.”

Unlike UFC CEO Dana White, Jon Jones had a very different take on his pound-for-pound placement in the UFC official rankings. Jones (27-1 MMA, 21-1 UFC), considered by most as the greatest fighter in MMA history,

Jon Jones once again entered the octagon with a title on the line. He once again took home a belt. In the heavyweight title bout against Stipe Miocic on Saturday night, Jones won via knockout 4:29 into round three.

The injuries Stipe Miocic, 42, suffered after being finished at UFC 309 because of a spinning back kick to the body from 37-year-old Jon Jones have finally been revealed and they're not pretty. Miocic entered the Octagon for the first time in three years when he challenged Jones for his rival's UFC heavyweight championship title on Saturday at Madison Square Garden in New York City,

Northeast Ohio native Stipe Miocic called it a career after losing the main event of UFC 309 on Saturday night.

Daniel Cormier thinks Jon Jones showed that he’s levels above Stipe Miocic at UFC 309. Jones (27-1 MMA, 21-1 UFC) retained his heavyweight title by finishing Miocic (20-4 MMA, 14-4 UFC) with a spinning back kick to the body in Saturday’s main event at Madison Square Garden in New York.